Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For November 12, 2024

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Retail Insider is streamlining its Canadian retail news from around the web to include a handful of top news stories that can be viewed quickly during the day. Here are the top stories from the past several days.

‘Christmas creep’ is real, Canadian retail experts say (CTV)

Canadian Tire and Petro-Canada leaders discuss plans to rebrand 19 retail fuel sites by year-end (CCentral)

Your holiday shopping may face a ‘triple threat’ if Canada Post strikes (Global)

Leon’s Furniture Third Quarter 2024 Earnings: Misses Expectations (Simply Wall Street)

Letter to Ministers MacKinnon and Anand Regarding the Shutdown of British Columbia Ports (Retail Council of Canada)

Thrift stores are growing in popularity, attracting more than just thrifty shoppers (CBC)

Talks break off in B.C. port dispute as bid to end multi-day lockout fails (CBC)

New Niagara-on-the-Lake Foodland grocery store expected to open in 2025, say Sobeys officials (Niagara This Week)

Premium clothing retailers feel squeeze with menswear retailers shutting downtown stores (Winnipeg Free Press)

Cybercrime pushes B.C. retailers to strengthen defences (BIV)

SAQ raising prices in February (CityNews)

Hundreds wait in line as Costco in Brantford finally opens its doors (Brantford Expositor)

“Do better”: Walmart shopper claims to find dead rodents in bread aisle of BC store (Daily Hive)

New Winnipeg thrift store opens its doors Nov. 10 (Winnipeg Sun)

History of Vancouver’s Birks Building (Vancouver Sun)

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Daily Synopsis: Jun 11, 2026

HBC Royal Charter welcomed at Winnipeg Ceremony, FreshCo opening 1st Vancouver Island store, Palliser Furniture acquired by Chinese company after 80 years, Bulgari opens in Vancouver, Dickey's Barbecue Pit opening at West Edmonton Mall, and other news.

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Chanel Opens Largest Store in Canada at Oakridge Park in Vancouver

Chanel has opened its largest store in Canada at Oakridge Park in Vancouver. The 13,000-square-foot location is the brand's first full-concept store in Canada and a key addition to the development's luxury retail lineup.

Dollarama sees more than 21% year-over-year sales growth in Q1, surpassing $1.8 billion

Net earnings increased by 10.4% to $302.3 million, resulting in a 13.3% increase in diluted net earnings per common share to $1.11, compared to $0.98.

Advertising influencing people to place a bet: CPA Canada

“You can’t hide from it; gambling ads are everywhere."

lululemon Returns to Oakridge Park with New Store Concept

lululemon has returned to Oakridge Park with one of its newest Canadian store concepts, featuring Pacific Northwest-inspired design, local programming and community engagement.

Pinterest sports trend report shows surge in women’s sports fashion and beauty trends

The La Roche Posay activation will run until July 22. 

German outerwear brand Wellensteyn targets 2nd Canadian store after strong Niagara debut

The success of the 2,350-square-foot store at Outlet Collection at Niagara demonstrates that Canada is a promising market for the international company and the goal is to open another in 2027.

Jersey Mike’s Subs to open 3rd downtown Toronto location

Redberry will open the third downtown Toronto Jersey Mike’s Subs at 160 Bloor St. E. on Wednesday June 17, with a fundraiser for Make-A-Wish Canada.

Honestly Good Chicken Fingers opens 4th location at Stock Yards Village in West Toronto 

With locations in Etobicoke, The Well and Vaughan Mills, the Stock Yards Village opening marks the fourth location in the Toronto area and sets the stage for broader growth across Canada and the United States.

CFIB urges Ottawa to protect supply chains in Canada Labour Code reforms

"Cancelled orders, delayed shipments, lost income: small businesses pay the price every time federally regulated supply chains grind to a halt."

Financial anxiety surges in Canada as costs climb

The number of those gripped by anxiety when thinking about personal finances has surged to 60%.

Daily Synopsis: Jun 10, 2026

FIFA store opens in downtown Vancouver without price tags, Calgary's European Bakery marks 20 years, Montreal Dunkin' operators bank on nostalgia, Bulgari unveils Oakridge Park store, vagrancy concerns on Spring Garden Road in Halifax, and other news.

Licensed establishments in Alberta now able to serve alcohol as early as 6 a.m.

This change gives licensees the option to open earlier to meet business needs and customer demand, including during occasions such as international sporting events and cultural celebrations.

How small businesses are leveraging social media and AI to capture consumer attention: Constant Contact

Globally, 73% of small business owners identify as "Creators" in some capacity.

A&W launching major Canadian airport expansion of Pret A Manger

The first Canadian Pret airport location is expected to open in the international terminal at YVR in early June, with additional airport openings anticipated to continue through the second half of 2026.

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